Ethnik Festival of Arts & Culture 2025
Alberta's Premier Black History Month Celebration
Ethnik Festival of Arts and Culture Happens Annually in February
21-22 Feburary, 2025
The Annual Ethnik Festival of Arts and Culture stands as the signature event of the Ethnik Festivals Association, dedicated to celebrating Black History (Excellence) each February. This all-encompassing festival serves as a key gathering point for the Afro-Canadian and Caribbean communities, celebrating diversity and inclusivity while showcasing their vibrant cultural heritage to audiences across Canada. Our mission is to inspire leadership and empower younger generations to embrace and express their authentic identities through the rich tapestry of Afro-Canadian and global art traditions.
The Ethnik Festival of Art & Culture is a dynamic platform where art, history, and culture come together to celebrate Black heritage and the contributions of the Black diaspora to Canadian society. Expect an immersive experience that highlights local and international artists, performers, and thought leaders who bring the essence of Black culture to life. To know more about What is Black History Month, please visit our article.
If you’d like to learn about our headliners, click the links below:
- To learn more about Rotimi, please visit this link.
- To know more about Mr. Makanaki, please click here.
Day 1, Festival 1: Valentine-Themed Calgary Food War – Battle of the Couples
One of the festival’s signature events, the Calgary Food War, returns in 2025 with a romantic twist! This year’s competition will be Valentine-themed, where couples will compete head-to-head, showcasing their culinary talents and creativity. Get ready for an unforgettable food competition that blends love, culture, and flavor. The Calgary Food War has always been a crowd favorite, and with this new format, it’s set to be even more exciting! Additionally, local artists will grace the stage, captivating the audience with their performances.
Also, welcome to the New/Emerging Artists’ Showcase! This event serves as a platform for 20 local new and emerging artists to present their work to EFAC audiences and fellow artists. at the same venue Our Emerging Artists category encompasses individuals who are new to Calgary and/or are embarking on their artistic careers in the city.
Date: 21st February 2025
Venue: Carya Village Commons, Calgary
Address: 610 8 Ave SE, Calgary, AB T2G 0M1
Timings: 11am to 2pm MST
Festival Day 2 – Main Celebration
The event showcases a diverse array of local and international talents presenting a wide range of artistic and cultural performances.
- Rotimi: International artist. To know about him, please click here.
- Bolanle Ninalowo AKA Mr. Makanaki: International artist. To know about him, please click here.
- Cultural Performances: Featuring local and international artists representing diverse cultural backgrounds.
- Workshops & Talks: Educational sessions that foster discussions on Black history, culture, and identity.
- Vendor Market: Explore unique products from local Black-owned businesses.
Timing: Red Carpet: 11:30am to 12noon, Main event: 12 noon to 4pm MST
Black Gold Evening After Party
The Black Gold Evening After Party is the grand finale of the Ethnik Festival of Arts and Culture 2025, offering an exclusive and unforgettable experience for our distinguished guests.
It is designed for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and professionals to connect, network, and engage in meaningful conversations. It offers a unique platform to meet like-minded individuals, share insights, and build relationships in a relaxed, yet upscale environment. The attendees will enjoy premium refreshments and snacks while expanding their professional networks.
Featuring:
- Access to All EFAC 2025 Events
- A sumptuous seven-course dinner crafted by top culinary experts
- An exquisite selection of wines and drinks
- Exclusive meet-and-greet opportunities with international celebrity artists and performers.
Timing: 8pm to 11pm MST
This one-of-a-kind event provides a luxurious environment to connect with international stars like Rotimi and Bolanle Ninalowo (Makanaki), while also offering invaluable networking opportunities with top government officials, business executives, community leaders, and creatives.
Whether you’re here to celebrate cultural excellence, network, or enjoy a night of indulgence, the Black Gold Evening After Party is the perfect conclusion to Alberta’s premier all-inclusive Black History Month celebration.
EFAC 2025 – Program Schedule is Live!
Explore the exciting lineup of EFAC 2025 – Black History Month Celebration! From inspiring keynote speeches to vibrant cultural performances, networking opportunities, and engaging panel discussions, there’s something for everyone.
🔗 View the full program schedule by clicking here.
Ticket Information:
Tickets for the Ethnik Festival of Art & Culture 2025 are available. Don’t miss your chance to be part of Calgary’s premier Black History Month celebration! Whether you’re joining us for the cultural performances, the exciting food war, or just to experience the rich diversity of Black art and culture, there’s something for everyone. To unlock 11% discount on all tickets, signup for our newsletter.
Vendors Opportunities
Local businesses and individuals are encouraged to showcase their goods and services during this festival. For more information about buying a table, please click here.
ETHNIK FESTIVAL 2024
The 2024 edition of our festival was also broadcast live for audiences tuning in from around the globe. Kindly take note and connect to watch us live via this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qn2PtEK4B1k
For further information about Ethnik Festival 2024, please click here.
2025 International & Local Artists Lineup
Rotimi
International Actor & Singer
Rotimi
International Actor & Singer
Bolanle Ninalowo
Wakefield Brewster
Calgary Poet Laureate
Wakefield Brewster
Calgary Poet Laureate
Egyptian Folk Dance Academy
Egyptian Folk Dancer/ Performer
Egyptian Folk Dance Academy
Egyptian Folk Dancer/ Performer
Chantal Chagnon
Cree/ Metis Singer/ Artist
Chantal Chagnon
Cree/ Metis Singer/ Artist
Harp Angel
Harpist
Harp Angel
Harpist
Tayo Gbalajobi
Vocalist
Tayo Gbalajobi
Vocalist
Rondel Roberts Band
Performer
Rondel Roberts Band
Performer
Kthechosen
Artist
Kthechosen
Artist
ENI
Rap Artist
ENI
Rap Artist
Elder Treffery Deerfoot
Blackfoot Medicine Speaks
Elder Treffery Deerfoot
Blackfoot Medicine Speaks
Kaithola Music Band
Indian Rock Music Band
Kaithola Music Band
Indian Rock Music Band
Skinny Blaiz
Sabrina Naz
Yolanda Sargeant
Akwa Ibom Dancers
Paloma Negra
Ray Val
Young Bhangra Club of Calgary
DRSD Calgary
Afro Hause Dance Crew
Tea-Fannie
Grand Komanda
DJ Slim Tyme
Nosa Anyaru
Immaculate Byaruhanga
Coming Soon
Calgary Police Diversity Group, Carifest Dancers, Afro Canadian & Caribbean Community Associations, Diversity Performing Club of Calgary, and many more.
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